Include a labelled expected frequency table in your answer. The following table shows the results from an investigation considering level ofeducation and business success.Education levelGraduate Undergrad Postgraduate TotalsHighSchool certificate degree352835No successBusiness Low success304124382529564113126124156SuccessHigh successTotalssuccess41521506317172182225636133At a 2.5% level with 9 degrees of freedom, the critical value is 19.023. Test at a 2.5%level whether there is a link between education level and business success. In yourwork include the expected frequency table.

The following table shows the results from an investigation considering level of education and business success. Education level Graduate Undergrad Postgraduate Totals No success Business Low success success Success High success Totals High School certificate degree 35 28 35 41 131 124 30 25 41 24 38 133 26 29 41 56 156 52 150 63 72 182 225 171 636 At a 2.5% level with 9 degrees of freedom, the critical value is 19.023. Test at a 2.5% level whether there is a link between education level and business success. In your work include the expected frequency table.

The following table shows the results from an investigation considering level of education and business success. Education level Graduate Undergrad Postgraduate Totals No success Business Low success success Success High success Totals High School certificate degree 35 28 35 41 131 124 30 25 41 24 38 133 26 29 41 56 156 52 150 63 72 182 225 171 636 At a 2.5% level with 9 degrees of freedom, the critical value is 19.023. Test at a 2.5% level whether there is a link between education level and business success. In your work include the expected frequency table.

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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